Research on Position-Based Routing Protocol HVSR in Ad Hoc Networks
Zhansheng Hou, Min Xu, Wei Liu, Weinong Wu, Xingchuan Bao, Gang Wang, Peng Lin, Haiyun Han, Liang Zhu · 2015
Ad Hoc network is a multi-hop temporary self-organized system, which consists of a set of mobile terminal with the radio devices.Each mobile terminal is both a host and router, performing route setup and packet forwarding according to a routing algorithm.Location-based routing algorithm eliminates the limitations of topology-based routing algorithm by the additional location information.It not only has higher reliability and better adaptability than dynamic topology, but also has low overhead, high efficiency and scalability.This paper studied the location-based services of grid routing protocol (GLS), and analysed its strengths and weaknesses, then proposed a location-based routing protocol HVSR.Compareing with the GLS, It has Lower overhead, higher efficiency and reliability.